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As a result of the alarming “violation” of certain aspect of criminal code, the brand new website and postbox had been launched so that you can send direct information to protect the king.

Since anyone can report, then the officers might have to spend a lot of time rechecking the website and other messages, I only hope that it is enjoyable for them to do so. Hopefully, most cases would turned out to be something that cannot even be brought to legal procedure, anyway, legal procedure is not always what they wanted.

This website would be a good apparatus to silence political adversaries, people who think different and those who still struggle to enjoy narrowing freedom of expression (since most people blogging without academic career will be considered that they may rely on freedom of expression- at large, as oppose to academic freedom, hey but researching is everyone’s right.)

It is obvious that last time the list of website that violate “the law” are partly tainted by lawful comments against the democrat, so I hope that the commission set to monitor this phenomenon will not repeat itself.

I also consider that the Democrat party of thailand may want to change its name.

Filed under: Political Sciences, Free speech, lese majeste